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~ CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
4—Coming Events
9—Persona’s
14— Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
A—Automobile Ager<-:*»
11— Automobiles for Sals
12— Auto Truck* for Sals
12— -Auto Accessories
24—Oarages—Autoa for H r*
15— Motor cycles and Bicycles
1#—>Repairing—Service Stations
17—Wanted—Automobiles
BUSINESS SERVICE
14—Business Services Offered
14—Building—Contracting
24»—Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating
2l»—dressmaking—Millinery
13— Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
•3—Insurance
24— Laundering
25— Moving. Trucking. Ptorag*
24— Painting. Papering. Decorating
17— Printing—Engraving
If—Professional Service*
If—Repairing
14— 'Tailoring and Pressing
11— Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
12— Help Wanted—Female
23—Help Wanted—Male
84—Help—Male or Female
25— Solicitors. Canvassers Agents
3g—Situations Wanted—Femal#
17—Situations Wanted—Male
« FINANCIAL
3V—Business Opportunities
39—Investments. Stocks, Bonds
10— Money to Loan
11— Wanted—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
42— Correspondence Courses
43— Local Instruction Classes
44— Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
15— Private Instruction
16— Wanted—Instruction
LIVE STOCK
17— Dogs. Cats. Pets
41—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
19—Poultry and Supplies
10— Wanted—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
11— Articles for Sale
j ijl—usr «uu c<a
02— Business and Office Equipment
53—Boats and Accessories
5-4—Building Materials
G&— Farm and Dairy Products
66— Fuel. Feed and Fertilizers
67— Good Things to Eat
—Home Made Thing*
VoaehoM Goods
vewelry and Watches
«r. -Machinery and Tools
a*2—Musical Instrument*
*3—Seeds. Plant# and Flower*
64—Specials at Stores
fi 5—-Wearing Apparel
16—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS FOR RENT
ST—Rooms With Board
58—Rooms Without Board
SI—Rooms for Housekeeping
70— Vacation Place*
71— Where to Eat
72— Where to Stop In Town
78—Wanted—Booms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
R—Brokers in Real Estate
74—Apartments and Flats
75r-Buslnes# Places for Rent
78—Farms for Rent
77— Houses for Rent
78— Office* and Desk Room
78—Suburban for Rent
80—Summer Places for Rent
II—Wanted—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
*3—Business Property for Sale
85—Farms and Land for Sale
84— House.* for Sale
85— Lot* for Sale
8 6—Resort Property for Sale
8T—Suburban for Sale
88—Real Estate for Exchange
18—Wanted—Real Estate
NOTICE
AU persona concerned may take notice that
the subscriber, administrator, etc . of Emil
Starke, deceased, intends to exhibit his
final account to the Orphan's Court of the
r^gnty of Middlesex, or. Friday, the twen
ty-third day of June. 192-' at in A. M .
In the Term of April. 1922. for settle
ment and allowance. th-» same being first
audited and stated by the Surrogate.
Dated May 20, 1922.
JACOB G ANSA
Administrator.
14117—B-2S-S1—€-6-13-20.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
in".- i■ i Imn J
CLARK. THE FLORIST—Smilb Si.. neat
to Crescent Theatre Flower* for *11 oc
c*«jr*r*s 'iolil Tlsh M ?9*-*f ______
FRENCH’S ~ FLOWER 8HUP-1« Smith
St. Tel 913. Choice cut flower* in eea
•on. Funeral designs pot punts »tc._
STRUVE. THE FLOK 1ST — Phone M4
Paltns fei n». pot p ants cut flower*
floral design* a specialty lAurte St
Lost and Found !•
BRACELET—f*tt with rhinestones iniiw*
tlon sapphire. Jos* Inexpensive hut
valued as a gift. Reward return Elst* L
Ried. Jamesbur* Box 1*1
MIN K CH« »KER—-4.*onvtstin* of two sk.nsj
lost on ferry boa* or at station. Reward i
return Evening News._|
OUTFIT YOUR HOMF wisely and econ-i
omlcally by following the ads under j
’*Household Qoo«ls“ In the classified eec-i
tlon every day _
mmn
All persons com* rned m»> take notice that i
he subscriber, administrator etc . of Herman ■
L>ettnic-r, deceas'd. Intends to exhibit his
Inal account to the Orphan'* Court of the
.*ounty of Middlesex, on Friday, the twen
y•third dnv of June. 19^1’. at 1** A. M .
n the Term of April. 1922. for settle
nent and allow v the same being first
iudit*<t and stated ’-v the t'urr-'gate
Dated May 2°. 1?2 2
I Administrator.
HIM—»-*3-fl—•••-1S-2*
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FIRE ALARM BOXES
‘ 21—Gordon *nd Meads Streets
23—Madison Ave and Paterson St.
24—Market and Sheridan Streets
25—Smith Street and Central R. R.
24—Market and First Streets
27—Raritan Copper Works
2*—High and Lewis Streets
3 4—Madison Avenue and Smith Street
35—Smith and High Streets
36—New Brunswick Ave and New Street
37—Smith and State Streets
41—Standard Underground Cable Co.
I 42—Atlantic Terra Cotta Works
43 —Buckingham Ave and Hartford St. i
1 45—Commerce and Front Streets
| 44—Stats and Washington Streets
47—High tnd Washington Streets
52—Cortlendt and Easton Streets
53—Division and William Street.
54—State and Buckingham Ave.
55—Parker St. and Pula*-|pl Ave.
5*—Hail Ave. and Charles Street
67—State and Wavne Streets
56—Near Lead Works
59—Maurer
62—Washington Street and Park Avenue
63—New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
6 4—smith Street and Watson Avenue
65—Commerce and State Streets
72—Front and Smith Streets
73—Water and Gordon Streets
74—Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
Si —Brace and Hanson Avenues
62—Smith and Herbert Streets I
*3—Amboy Ave. and Washington St.
6 4—Lehigh Ave and Stanford Street
65—Near City Hospital
66—Cleveland and Brace Avenue* i
• 7—Amboy and Hall Avenues
32—Amboy Avenue and Inslee Street
I 93—Lawrence and Francis Streets
| 94—Neville and Johnstone Streets
SPECIAL CALL*
| 13—Washington Hose Co.
14—McClellan Engine Co.
! 15—Protection H. & L.
16—Eagle H'“*se Co.
17—Libert, H A L.
22—Lincoln Engine
44—Garfield Hose
333—Entire Department. | I
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AUTOMOBILES ==
Automobile Agencies _.
HAYNES—sales and Service; garage an
repair* Middlesex Motors Inc. 25
Madison Ave.. corner Market 8L
ilteisoMlM for Sale i
m h k paaseni no d* •
era; bargain 205 Washington St.
rouring car, late model. a-l «on
dition; bargain. Inquire Ward Lunch
foot Smith Street.
aelf ata
cellent running condition Call or Inquin
» ___________
FRANKLIN—5 passenger touring, repaint
*d; f.ne shape: mechanically perfect. J
P '
DSON roui (NO—A-l mechanical con
dition; good rubber, one brand oew. Car
be bought cheap Perth Amboy Garagt
• Idle in Ave Tel 1717._
MAXWELL—Touring. late 1920 brand new
radiator ami new battery. Will sa- ri
fles same for $295. Union Garage C<v,
P-cries* and Buick Distributor* 271
King Street. ____
ULDSMOBILE T« d KING —Late
new motor and clutch; good rubber, nc
dealers, bargain. Phone Woodbrldgo
H«-J. _ __
ULDSMOBILE—Roadster: special bodt :
A-l condition; demonstration given; cheer
to quick buyer: trade considered. Call
S Moore Avenue. Wood bridge
STI'DEB VKER—1921. Special «. touring
car J. E. Toolan. 174 Smith Street,
Perth Amboy. N _J. _______
DORSEY'S USED CARS
Real Bargains In Commercial Cars
1921 Fotd one Ton Truck, covered top
like new. $400.00.
1921 Starter and Demountable PbujI
Delivery; ’a ton; like new. $"00 00
1920 ton Panel Delivery, $150 no
1919 »3 ton Panel Delivery; 1125.00
Oldsmobile \ ton truck; almost new.
$525 00.
Hudson Super Six Touring with Win
ter top: $525.oo.
Many Other Bargrtl.is.
Ford Dealers
DORSEY MOTORS. INC
Vtaple and Fayette Sts Phons 165
Perth Ant-oy
Open Evenings
USE D c A RS—Garretson-Ca.~2$5
High Street. _
;>ED CARS AN"D TRUCKS-—Elgin Coupe.
Maxwell C tire. Chandler 7 Passenger.
Standard one ton Truck. like new; prices
right. Superior Garage Co.. Maple and
Fayette Sis.. Distributors. Columbia Six.
Elgin Six. _
;SED CARS— i
Dodge Delivery. $300.00
Ford Roadster. $158.00
JEFFERSON MOTORS. INC.
100 New Brunswick Avenue.
USED CARS
Paige 7 passenger Touring
1921 Studebaker Coupe
Bulck Touring
Mitchell Touring
CENTRAL GARAGE
225-227 New Brunswick Ave.
Open Evening
Time Payments Arranged _
rSED CARS— ~
Studebaker Touring Car. $275
Chevrolet Touring Car. 1200
GILL IS & FRIES
7 Smith Street _ Telephone 498
USED CARS
Oldsmobile Runabout, newly painted,
like new $750.
Hupmobile Coupe; newly painted. like
new. $850.
Franklin Touring Car; newly painted.
$550.
Reo Truck, good running order. $300.
SEXTON’S GARAGE
15 Smith Street __ Tel. 181.
Auto Trucks for Sale I .'
ODGE—Delivery, panel body, in good or
ler Atlantic Garage Ml Avenue.
■ •hi* CHASSIS—1918 m good condition.
175. Phone [phone] Hall A VO._
Auto Accessories_
ATTEKIES—3 year guarantee; uncon
ditional; a new Ray Battery if your old:
one goes wrong within 2 years. What'
ether battery dares to do this? Chris
Johnson lf.3 New Brunswick Ave.
. ii.LA HD ALL RUBBER BATTERIES—
For wireless with threaded rubber insula
tion. Battery & Motor Service Station.
149 New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1885. _
Garage**—Auto for Hire it
RACE AVE.—Private garage. Inquire
*04 Donald Avenue.
UE’S TAXI—Phone 2020. Day and
Night service. Cars to hire for weddings
'unerals etc. 428 Division Street.
EWIS ST.—Garage* near Linden Avenue.
Hassopusr Urns ( Mato Street.
EVILLE ST., .:96—Private garage. In
juire 343 Barclay Street.
Motorcycle* and Bicycle* 15
ARLEY DAVISON—Motorcycle with side
ar. first class condition. James McNal
y. 366 Oak Street._
MD1AX—Motorcycle with sidecar, $75.00.
inquire 177 Washington Street.
Repairing—Bervlre Stations \*i
UTO TOPS—Made and Repaired. J. P
Johnson. 165 New Brunswick Avenue.
rc-lephone 1067._
UTO TOPS—Recovered and repaired,
’tinning board covering, aide curtains and
ill kinds of trimmings i*r cars. P. Gut
tioff, 1*4 New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1680.
DON'T BUY any more clothes until you
iok through the “Wearing Apparel” ade
i the classlfcd section.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received on June 15.
>22. at 2 30 P. M. (standard time) by the
reeholders of Middlesex County in their
)oms iu the County Record Building. New
runswick. N. J. for the Improvement of
rate Street from Meredith Line to Wood
ridge Creek Bridge in the City of Perth
mboy. with National pavement on a re
iforced concrete base.
Plans, specifications and proposal blanks
lay be examined at the office of the :
• *unty Engineer. Room 210. County Re< - |
rd Building anv week clay between 8:00
M and 5:00 P. M. Bids must be made
it the Proposal sheets furnished by the
ingineer and enclosed in sealed envei
l'*3 and addressed to the Freeholders of
ie County of Middlesex bearing the name
nd address of the bidder on the outside.
Each bid must he accompanied by a
•rtlfled check in the amount of 10r5 of
le bid payable to the order of William
lilker, Treasurer of Middlesex County,
ach bid must he accompanied by a eer
fleate of a bonding company stating that
ley will furnish the contractor, should
e be successful, with a bond in the
mount of 100 per centum of the contract
rice conditioned for the faithful perform
nce of the work and indemnifying the
ounty from ali proceedings, suits or ae
on of any description.
The Board of Freeholders reserves the
Ight to reject anv or all bids if in their
pinion it is to the best interests of the
ounty so to do.
Dated May 31. 1922.
FRED C. SCHNEIDER.
4433—6-1-3-6-S County Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRAC TORS
Sealed bids will be received on June 15.'
922. at 2-30 P. M. (standard time) by the
reeholders of Middlesex County In their:
Doms in the County Record Building. New
Irunswlck. N. J. for the improvement of
ireen Street. Woodbridge Township. Mid
nd three-quarter mi lea with Warrenlte
litullthlc on a prepared stone base.
Flans, specifications and proposal blanks
>ay be examined at the office of the
ounty Engineer. Room 210, County Rec
rd Building any week day between *:00
l. M. and 5:00 P. M Bids must be made
n the Proposal sheets furnished by the
Engineer and enclosed in sealed envel
peh and addressed to the Freeholders of
he County of Middlesex, bearing the name
nd addons of the bidder on the outside.
Each bid must he accompanied by a
ertifled check in the amount of 10fi of
he bid payable to the order of William
Iilker. Treasurer of Middlesex County.
Sach bid must he accompanied by a cer
ifleate of a bonding company stating that
hey will furnish the contractor, should
te he successful, with a bond in the
imount of lftQ per centum of the contract
►rice conditioned for the fatthfu! perform
ince of the work and indemnifying the
•ounty from all proceedings, suits or sc
ion of any description.
The Board of Freeholders reserves the
ight to reject any or all bids if In their
•pinion It is to the best interests of the
bounty so to do.
Dated May 31. 1322.
FRED C. SCHNEIDER.
[4432—6-1-3-6-* County Engineer.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Arthur D. Garben. Administrator of
Richard D. Garben. deceased, by direction
of the Surrogate of the County of Middle
sex. hereby gives notice to the creditor# of
the said Richard D. Garben to bring in
their debts, demands and claims agatuet
the estate of the said deceased, under oa*h
t>r affirmation, within six months from
this date or they will be forever barred
of any action »he «tor against the said
administrator.
Dated. May f. 132*.
ARTHUR D. GARBEN.
Administrator.
13763—5-3- ft oew Tuts.
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AUTOMOBILES
Repairing—Service Stations •i
AUTO BODY"BUILDERS—Bus and coii^
mercial; auto painting and i 'nerti
blacksmithing; agent for Goodrich olid
truck tires. Toft A Fryer. 427-33
East Ave. Tel. 2381. _
AUTO RADIATORS—Bodies”and fend-ars
repaired. Federal Auto Radiator Works.
190 New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1360^
AUTO PAINTING—Andersen & Klein.
Telephone 1378. W. Main St and Grant
Ave.. Ford* N. J._
AMERICAN OARAGE—Best equipped ••
pair shop In town; day and night ser
vice. Supplies and accessoriea. For eer
vice call 1881. ____
AUTO PAINTING—John P. Jacko. Auto
mobile. Truck and Wagon Painter. 306
Laurie Street. Jitney Bus painting e
specialty. _ _
AUTO WASH CO.—Cara washed, greased
and polished; open day and night. 152
Jefferson St. Tel. 137.
ELECTRIC RE PA I RING — Generators,
starters, armatures resound, motor wind
ing our specialty. K. A K. Electric Co.,
149 New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 606.
ELLIS BROS.—Garage for your repairing,
moving and trucking. «ar and taxi ser
vice; storage and supplies. Phone 2197.
430-433 High Street._
FRANK HUDA—Commercial automobile
body builders and repairers; automobile
painting; specializing on touring, com
mercial cars. 4».9 Division St. Tel. 793-J.
HIGH 8T. GARAGE—Expert repairing,
overhauling; pleasure cars, trucks, car
bon burning; automobile supplies. 342
High Street. Phone 2238. A. A. Maurer.
JACOB & MORROW —Auto Repair Co.
distributors for Middlesex County selden
Motor Trucks; 1M to 6 tons. 340 Pros
pect St. Phone 2066.
MAGNETOS REPAIRED—Williams Auto
Electric Service Station; magnetos, gen
fully recharged 60c. Agent for the Wlth
erbee Battery. 140 New Brunswick We
NOTICE—H. Kress, proprietor Watson Ave.
Garage now located at County Bridge
Garage. 409 Market Street. Tel. 2240._
PERTH AMBOY AUTO WRECKING CO
—184 Fayette St. 183 New B- inswlck
Avenue. Tel. 1394.
Wanted—Automobiles I?
H t.TMOIil I.E BODY—Wanted; 6-7 pas
senger. 1917 Model K and 1917 radia
tor. **J. M." Kiyport, N. J._
"business service"'
Business Services OITerea 18
A.MH'iV AWNING CO—Now under own
ership of Chris Slndet. Only office 247
Prospect Street. Phone 829.
AMBOY SIGN—And Advertising Co.. sigi*s
anywhere and any kind. 81 Smith
Street.
BLACKSMITH—And practical borseshoei
wheelwright and body builder. Chas. J
Yen k. 269 New Brunswick Ave.
COPPERSMITH—Brazing and soft solder
ing. repairs of all kinda; block tinning.
J. Valvar. 168 New Brunswick Avenue.
K. MINDSZENTHY—Steamship Ticket
Agency. 167 Hall Ave. Telephone No.
642.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—And mimeo
graphing. Raritan Publicity Service.
Raritan Building. Tel. 1856.
REMOVAL NOTICE—Horkay A Resko.
steamship ticket agents and money for
warders now located at 313 Maple Sf.
opposite Post Office, formerly 228 Smith
St. Tel. 1837.
TAMPA DAILY TIMES—Tampa. Florida.
Want ads one cent per word; Florida's
greatest daily classified medium. Write
ue for complete rate card._
__ Building—Contracting_19
F. W. HUFF—Electrical Contractor, re
liable work, reasonable estim te: Wir
ing. fixtures, lamps. 70 Woodbridge Ave.
Tel. 627. Woodbridge. N. J _
Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating W
CLEANING— Alterationa Dyeing. Press
ing; prices moderate. S. Epstein. 265
Madison Ave. Below Majestic,
TAILORING—Dyeing and cutting, ladies
and gent’s garments cleaned, pressed and
repaired. P. Palo. 291 State Street
FUR COATS—Furs amT’ladleM’ cloth gar^
mente remodeled and repaired equal *.o
new. Fure cleaned, dyed and glazed. A.
Greenhouse. 66 8mith Street._
Dressmaking—Millinery 21
DRESSMAKING—All kinda Call 218
First Street (downstairs ) _
HEMSTITCHING^-We"dossil' Jnde of side
and accordion pleating and machine
pleating; very reasonable prlcea 6
Weiss. 3« Maple SL_ Phone 2072.
HEMSTITCHING—Flrrt class, button cov
ering and machine pleating. B. Stark. 307
Smith Street._
HEMSTITCHING—Done with gold and Oli
ver tinsel thread, aleo with silk and cot
ton. at Hoffman'a 230 8mlth St._
Heating Plumbing and Roofing 2'i
PLUMBING—Damgaard A Buote. Heat
ing and gas fitting. Jobbing promptly at
tended to; estimatea furnished. SOI
Elm Street, Phono HSL_
PLUMBING— S. L. Bulvanoski. plumbing
heating, gas fltlng and tinning In all Us
branches; all work promptly done. 670
Charles 8treet. Phone 1406.
ROOFING—H. C. Smith, Jr- slate, slag
roofing and tinning; waterproofing. 123
125 Madison Avenue. Tel. 1660.
STEAM HEAT—Bath, toilet, pipeless fur
nace installed on monthly payments. F.
J. Larkin, 267 McClellan St. _TeL 565-R.
TINSMITH—And Sheet Metal Work, all
kinds of repairing. Adolf Nasal. 431
State 8t. Tel. 2346.
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I WET WASH—Phone 1941 for good worn
and prompt delivery. Snow White We»
Wash Laundry. Ins. 361 New Bruns
wick Avsaus.__
Moving. Trucking, Storage_«4
AUTO TRUCKING—Light and heavy;
local and long distance service when and
as you wan*, it. Otto Dieta 8tate and
Chauncsy Strosta__
AUTO TRUCKING—Cl Borup. transfer
and auto trucking, storage, furniture and
pianos moved; city and country. 231
State Street. Phone I1T1__
CARTING—Walsheck s General Trucking
local and long distance moving; a 1st
light and heavy carting. 266 Goodwin
St. Phone 1672. Forth Amboy N. J.
fcLXPRESR— And trucking; 'ocal and Ion*
dlstanca J. J. Sldenburg. 271 Dlvlaior
St. Phone 223-J.__ _
HAULING—Andrew Anderson. Trucklnj
engines hollers machinery, safes hsav,
hauling and rigging of every deecrtption
Pierce Arrow and Packard I ton trucks
TsL ITS. 77 Fayette Street. Perth Am
Hn n *■
BUSINESS SERVICE^
Moving. Trucking. Storage_tt
MOVING—D Kadin" express and storago.
long distance moving with care. 204
New Brunswick Ava. Phono 167<. Hit
MOVING—Lepper'a Express; transporta
tion between Perth Amboy and New
York; move In city or country. I»«
Washington St. Phone 231*- _
TRUCKING—Eagle Motor Transportation
Co., heavy trucking. 340 Prospect 8r
TeL 3060. _ _ _ _
TRUCKING—John Gardell. transfer, auto
trucking, storage furniture; pianos mov
ed country, city 180 Madison Avc Tel. 478
Painting. Papering and Decorating 26
I DECORATING—A. P. Barner. Painter
and Paper Hanger; work guaranteed
reasonable prices, eatlmatea g'ven. 133
So 1st St. Phone 643-W.
— Professional Services 48
JEWELRY—Repaired and diamond set
ting. Herbert. Room 419 Rarltsn Build
ing We buy old gold and silver.
PIANO TUNING—And Repairing; Prat
class work. C. Stelnbauser. 326 State
St. Tel. 13S4-M.
Repairing and liettniMhing 8#
CASH REGISTERS—Sea lea Slicing Ma
chines. electric meat choppers and cof
fee mills; all makes. Fendt. 336 State
St._Tel. 223.___
CLAUSEN'S LEATHER GOODS STORE—
If It la made of leather we have It or
make It; also repair suit cases, bags,
trunka basket balls, gun caaea belts, to
Phone 41-W 143 New Brunswick Ave.
COLONIAL CABINET' WORKS—For cab
inet making, upholstering and carpet
cleaning 388 State 8t. Tel. 236-M.
UPHOLSTERING — AND-FURNITURE
REPAIRING. HARRY FEINBERG. 30
SMITH ST PHONE 1671.
UPHOLSTERER — Overstuffed furniture
repaired and recovered: springs reset
John J Galvin. Iff Park Ava. Tal. 1347-M
UPHOLSTERING—And Furniture repair
ing of every description. 1- L. Braid
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female_8.'
BOOKKEEPER—One f»miliar with dou
ble entry; must be accurate at figures.
Reply stating experience, references a»«1
salary wanted. Box 10. Care News.
CIGAR”MAKERS AND BUNCH MAKERS
—Garcia Grande Cigar Co., 737 Cortlandt
Street._
COMPETENT MAID—3 In family. Mre.
George L. Burton. 253 Main Street. South
River, N. J._
FEW BRIGHT GIRLS—To work In order
department. H. Rosenthal & Co., Hand
kerchief Factory, 235 New Brunswick
Avenue._
GIRL—For general housework. Inquire
68 Brighton Avenue.
GIRL OR WOMAN—For htusework, small
family; good home. 274 Davidson Ave,
downstairs. Phone 1448-J.
GIRL—For housework. Inquire 227 Brlgh
ton Are, _
GIRLS—On Singer needle machines; also
on double needle Apply 257 New Bruns
wick Avenue.__
GIRL—For general housework. Call morn
ings, 107 Lewis Street._
GIRLS—To operate power sewing ma
chines; must be experienced. Api-ly
Standard Bedding Co.. 420-426 Pi.rk Ave
MACHINE BANDERS. 2—Experienced;
must be able to band 30.000 a day; high
est wages paid. Bayuk Bros.. Inc., Cor
ne 11 and Barclay Streets.
SALESLADIES—Experienc ed; references
required. J. G. McCrory Co., 104 Smith Sr.
STENOGRAPHER—Must be neat penman
and familiar with clerical work; repi/
stating full qualifications and salary de
stred. “X. Y.” Care News._
WAITRESS—Two ladies Inquire Morgan
Hotel. Morgan. N. J.
WASHWOMAN—Experienced for Mondays
and Tuesdays. 77 Gordon St.
WOMAN—For general n« use work. Apply
L. Kemeny._117 Smith street.
YOUNG GIRL—For light housework. lfTl
Brighton Ava, downstaira_
YOUNG LADIES—For pleasant outdoor
work. Call 240 Brighton Ave.
YOUNG LADIES—Who care to earn good
money and become Independent with a
steady income; sanitary work rooms with
pleasant surroundings. New York Tampa
| Cigar Co.. >78 Ridgeley Street._
Hein Wanted—Male XX
| BOY—Aa soda dispenser. Apply Skokoa
307 State Street._ _ _ ____
I BOY—To help on ice wagon. Perth Am
boy Coal and Ice Co.. 501 Division St. |
| BRICKLAYERS—Apply J. N. Wester. 131
Brighton Avenue.
I BRICKLAYERS. 10—110.00 per day. W.
I C. Wilson. 130 Smith Street.
CHAUFFEUR—For 6 Vi ton Mack; one
who knows routes of New Jersey; mar
ried man preferred; references required.
Apply to S. J. Harris. Care Potts & Kauf
man. Washington SC. Perth Amboy.
MAN—To make himself useful in kitchen.
Raritan Inn. Key port. N. J.
SHOE SALESMAN—Experienced. Address
Box 41. Care News._
TAILOR—Or bushelman for alterations;
one who ts able to trim coats and help
on new work preferred. Also vest mak
er on fine custom work. L. Briegs. >1
Smith 8treet. i
YOUNG MAN—Experienced in Men’s'
Clothing and Gent’s Furnishing line;
I state age and salary expected. Address
••J. W. 8..** Care News
Help WiMrted -Male 4 femsls >4;
AMBOY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—Mule 1
and female help supplied for all types of
work. 224 Smith Street, opp. C. R. R.
Station._ • - - _;__
Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents_33
AGENTS—Boys. Girls! Make big money
selling attractive vials of Pom-O-Da Per
fume. Wonderful odors. Irresistible to
all women. Big profits and sure repeater
Samples for 25 cents silver. W. T. Wslls
Co.. Danielson. Conn.__
MAN—Wanted who is looking for a real
opportunity along selling and executive
tinea who is willing to pay the price *u
time and effort; one of the largest na
tionally advertised corporations in the
world will educate and train such a man
in salesmanship with opportunity to grow
no stocka Address In confidence. P. O
Box 200.__
MEN—Desirious of earning good income.
Your own business on small capital; in
structions free. Lincoln Yuicanising Co.
Inc., 113 West 43rd St., N. Y.
ATTRACTIVE snd Inexpensive gifts are
described la the “Jewelry snd Watches”
clua^Ufia today.
~ M-;’ :* • _v
s.
I EMPLOYMENT
Solicitors. ('■■tMwrm. Agents i14
MEN—Married prefer! nl for pleasant out
I aide work celling on our family trade. 5
hours dally will pay $3$ to $45 weekly,
no experience necessary. Call after .4.
Room 42;. Raritan Building. _
SALESMAN—Specially; to e^u electric
meat choppers and coffee mills on com
mission basis. Steiner Mfg Co.. $34
State Street.
Situation* Wanted—Female SC
Ht -i KEY M RSE B> Mrs N Cl idsi >
320 lligh Street. Phone t*44-M
STENOGRAPHER - Experienced, wishes
position substituting or steady. Address
*'E. N.” Care News.
WOMAN—Wishes work by^day or half
time Job. • 7 state_st.
FINANCIAL
Huslneea Opportunities AM
BUTCHER & GROCERY BUSINESS for
wale. Address "Butcher,** care News
_Money to Loon 4>
LOANS—Against short term mortgag-**.
trade acceptances and ether collaterals.
Zucker A Gast, Room 312. Raritan Build
ing. _ _
MONEY—We have money to Invest on
Bonds and Mortgages on Perth Amboy
Property. Margaretten A Lobei. Inc.
Raritan Building Tel. 650.
INST'RU CTIOII
Musical. Ikincing. Dramatic 44
GILL SCHOOL OF MUSIC—VIoTTii hT
structlons a specialty; Instruments fur
nished free. 61 Smith St„ Perth Am
boy, N. J._
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pets 47
AIREDALE PUPPIES—Thorougbred. ped
igreed. cheap. Inquire Marcy Farms.
Matawan. Haw Jersey.
Horse#, Cattle. Vehicles_M
FRESH COWS—And Springers for sale r.t
any time, extra good milkers; always
large stock on hand. J. Zlotkln. Free
hold. N J. Tel. 168-W. _
Poultry anil Supplies 40
CHICK FEED—And butter milk chlcg
mash. Clemensen’s. Tel. 6S2. prompt
CHICK FEED—Scratch. corn, laying
mash. oyster shell. Agent Dr. Peter's
Kuriko. 405 Lawrie Stree*. Tel 2045. _
PERTH AMBOY FLOUR * GRAIN CO.—
Distributor Pratt’s Chick Feed and Gaby
Chick Mash— TsL 11
Wanted Live Stock _50
HOME—For several Police and Airedale
females. Price. New Brunswick 1443-W-3.
MERCMANBrSE™^
Articles fore Sale 51
DENCHES—Vases. Fer.i Boxes and Gar
den Furniture of all descriptions furnish
ed by the Fords Art Stone Works, Fords.
Tel. 1378-R. __
FLASH LIGHTS Sts your way clear for
only 49c up: all kinds bulbs and bat
teries J. Smerllng. 148 Smith St.
LEATHER—Oak solea and crapa We
carry a full line of cobbler’s tools and
supplies for home use. P. Barbleri. 404
406 State Street.
NATIONAL LEATHER CO.—Leathers,
polishes, shoemakers' supplies retail at
wholesale prices. 240 Smith St., opp.
C. R. R. Station. Tel. §07._
OILSKIN CLOTHING—We carry oilskina
of all kinds. Thompson-Goodyear Rub
ber Corp. 315 Maple 8t. TeL 2150._
OLD MATRICES—Heavy pressed card
board newspaper mats—dimensions -tame
as this printed page. Best possible lin
ing for Inside of poultry louses, garages
or for sheathing stucco houses. Keeps
out the cold. Large supply on hand.
Price $1.00 a hundred. Call at Evening
News Office.__I
PIPES—Assorted elz-s. 1 in. to 6 in; I.
beams, railroad ties, belting, pulleys.
Harry Goldberg. L. V. R. R. and New
Brunswick Avenge.
TRAVELING BAGS—Genuine leather.
$2.75. Bargains in baseball goods. Ash
ing tackle. S. Perlmutter. 199 Smith St.
WALL PAPER—Direct from mill to you.
no middleman's profit; save 60%. Also
a full line of high grade paints and var
nishes. N. Y. Wall Paper Ca. $60 State
St. Tel. 1722.
WALL PAPER—All latest designs. 10c
and 15c roll. Gtmpleman Bros.. 331 State
Street. Tel. 172>.
Business and Office Equipment 52
ATTENTION
BUTCHER. GROCER & DELICATESSEN
ICE BOXES, counters, blocks, shelving, j
bins, refrigerator display cases, show cases,
cash registers, tills, choppers, sllcers cof-1
fee mills, scales (all kinds) accessories.
Newark Butcher Supply Co.. 476 Broad St.,
Newark. Resident Representative. Thos. M.
Jensen. 346 State St., Perth Amnjv.
CIGAR CASE—8 feet long. Inquire Bar
ber Shop. 438 State Street.
ICE BOX—A practically new 3 hole Mc
Cray Ice Box. a bargain. Apply to 110'
Main St., Wood bridge or Phone 227-W.
POOL TABLES. 4—New "and complete.
108 Stevens Ave., South Amboy.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE—New and j
factory rebutlte. Comegy’s & Bro.. Smith
and Elm 8ts. Tel. 201-W._
Boats and Accessories 58
MOTORBOAT
22 Vi ft. sport runabout;
raised reck, V- bottom type;
13 miles, with 16 H. P.
Scripps engine: full auto
control. Offered in com
mission. with equipment, at
>650. W. P. Christie. Sewaren.
Building Materials 54
ELIZABETH HARDWARE CO.—The
home of quality hardware. Prices in
keeping with market. Telephone ex
change 120 or 121. 137 to 141 New Bruna
wick Avenue._I
GOVERNMENT BUILDING8 AND BUILD
1 NO MATERIAL—Lumber, plaster boards
beaver boards, window sash. Vitreous
china toilet outfits, and other plumbing
fixtures; Iron water tanks from 80 to
560 gallons, pipe and fittings, radiators,
furnaces, stoves, etc., no reasonable offer
refused. Come and be convinced. Build
ings and material must be sold. Raritan
Arsenal, Metuchen. N. J. (Hospital Gate),
Entrance Nixon Road. Bell Phone Me
tuchen 72, Extension No. 2.
HARDWARE—Tools, Points, Oils, Var
nishes. Wall Paper. Painters Supplies.
Max Ooidfarb. >11 Stats St Phons >61. j
NEWARK HARDWARE 8TORE—Be up I
to date, get your furniture covered with
glass. Orders taken at 399 State Street.
Tel. 236-J.
PAINTS—Atlantic Lead. Linseed Ob:
Pierce’s Ready Mixed Paint, >3.00 gallon.
8. Koch. 363 State St Phone 1315.
VARNISH AND 8TAIN—In one appllca
tion. See The Jonlee Co.. Paint Head
quarters._184 Smith St. Phone 19R0._
ftw ami Dairy Products6)
MILK—Perth Amboy Milk Co. always at
your service. Deliveries everywhere
Demand our products from your dealer
or grocer.
Goad Things to Eat ~ 57
tha Bread; sold at all grocera aim
men’s Model Bakery.
COFFEE CAKES—Danish Coffee Cakes.1
Pies. Layer Cakes. Doughnuts, etc., fresh
every day at 2 P. M. N. E. Bjornsen.
Jr.. 182 New Brunswick Avenue.
DELICATESSEN—Salads cooked meal*,
all good things to eat. Majestic Deli
catessen. 182 Smith St. Tel. _1M4
Household Pood*oft I
AMBOY FURNITURE HOUSE—Furnish
es your horn# right at the right price.
gift Smith St., wear Maple_
BABY CARRIAGE—Reasonable; to be
sold at once. 380 Park Ave^
CAMP COTS—Folding beds and floor cov
erings for your summer home or bunga
low. 6. Goldstein A Sons. 315 Madison
Avenue.|
DROP HEAD MACHINE—White Rotary.j
good order. 388 Division St._
FURNlTURE-^Campers and Bungalow
Owners Attention We can supply all
your needs In furniture, bedding, etc., at
elaeh.d prices; new and second hand
stock; cooking utensila etc. Delivery by
motor truck to door. H. Miller. 539
State Street.___ i
FURNITURE—3 rooms, to be sold at once'
Owner moving out of town. Cali Miller.
422 Louisa Street._
GAS STOVES—4 burners; in good condi
tion; may be purchased for very low
price. Kelly A McAlinden Co. 74 Smith
Street
GOOD COTTON MATTRS8SS8—At man
facturer’s prices 845 Stete Street. _
IF YOU LIKE music, you’ll be la tor
i ested In the "Musics' instruments” ads in
the classified WfUlf
%•
MERCHANDISE
Hou»rlM>ld Good* M»
LARGE DININO ROOM TABLE—Oak.
j ail 212 High Street._
MATTRESSES—Renovated, latest sterlti*
! Ing process, cotton $2. balr $2 Standard
Bedding Co.. 422 Park Ave. Phono 801
OAK DINING ROOM SUITE—For aa'
rheap.^ 141 Market Street. _ _
I Kl.'GM. 3—Reversible card table slid
chair*. 68 State J4f.
SEW I NO M ACHIN E8—Drop head/ second
hand; very reasonable. A. Kalman. 283
Elm 8treet_ _
WILL EXCHANGE—lour Old furaltu.e
for new J Miller. 346 State cor. Fayetta.
Machinery and Toole_#1
MOTORS AND GENERATORS—All kinds
of A.. C. and D C.. also rewinding and
repelling promptly attanded to Perth
Amboy Storage Battery A Electric Co..
2(8 Madison Ave Tel. 1807 _
M u*lohl Inntroments 4;
MUSICAL" INSTRUMENTS—All kinds. SC
cordlons and old violin* watches; vou
will And at 78 Smith SL. J. Ettlnger.
_ Proprietor._
PLAYER PIANO—Brand new. 12 selected
roll* and bench. Brunton Plano Co..
204 Smith Street._
t PKIGHT PIANO— Brand new. WIMP
jab le. 47 W nod ruff Place._
UPRIGHT PIANO—For $60.00. Kitchen
Range. >10.00. 818 Kennedy 8t.
.spediiI* at the Stores **4
MEN'S CAPS—Very special. >1.00 and 11.25
to your order. S. Levin* Can Maker. 218
Smith 8L_
SANDALS AND 8NEAKERS—Just the
thing for children at special price* S.
Goldsmith. 80S State Street.__
Wanted te Bay_M
ELK TRADING STAMP CO. buys, sells and
exchanges all kinds of coupons. United
certificates, milk labsla and S. A H.
stamp* 888 State SL_
FURNITURE—Second hand highest prices
paid; stove* bedding, floor coverings for
sale Sussman. 12 8nHth SL Tat 14M-J.
FURNITURE—Wa buy all kinds second
hand furniture. O. Hou-er. 102 Fayette
St. Phone S48-W.
USED FURNITURE—Excellent prices paid.
call us nrii. bnrRcgi nnum in cuuniy.
Buy store fixtures, too. Miller. 539 Slate
8treet. Phone 793-W._
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board_47
BROAD jTt.. 159—Roomer* or boarders;
private family; or light housekeeping.
HOTEL REMINGTON—377 Smith 8L
Furnished rooms by day or week; rooms
steam heated; meals served; also regu
lar board. TeL 4t4.
Rooms Without Board *»H
FAYETTE ST., 71—Furnished room; oil
improvements._
GOODWIN ST.. 273—Large furnished
room for one or two; ail_improvements.
HIGH 8T.. 318—Small furnished room.
’HIGHEST.,-399—Furnished rooms, all Im
provements___
KEARNY AVE., 155—Furnished ro>m,
private family.
McCLELLAN 8T.. 266—Single room, run
ning water. Improvements. McClellan House
McCLELLAN 8T.. 267—1 single room; 1
double room; all Improvements._
MARKET ST.. 131—Front room; suitable
for one or two.
MARKET ST.. 125—One single and one
double furnished room, all Improvements.
RECTOR ST., 176—2 furnished rooms, tj
accommodate 3. Tel. 328-J._
RECTOR ST., 228A—Furnished rooms prl
vate family. 228A Rector 8treet._
WATER ST.. 163—Cool rooms, overlook
ing bay; rates reasonable._-_
FURNISHED APARTMENT—For July
and August; best location; ail modern
conveniences; piano; references required.
Tel. 569-M._
Booms for Housekeeuliig
HIGH ST., 339—2 rooms for light house
keepln g._
JEFFERSON ST.. 70—2 light housekeep
ing rooms; all improvements.
KEARNY AVE.. 149—Furnished room#;
suitable for light housekeeping.
MARKET ST.. 216—3 furnished rooms, for
light housekeeping; reasonable._
WATER ST., 37—1 or 2 rooms and Kit
chen. faring bay; Ideal location._
~ Where-to Eat 71
PRESTO LUNCH—And Bakery; home
pastries; popular prices; open day and
night._113 8mith Street._
WALTER’S HOTEL St RESTAURANT—
Known as The Home Restaurant and
Cofree house of 194 Smith Street has
moved to 153 New Brunswick Avenua.
Wanted—Rooms or Board '«J
ROOMS. 2 OR 3—Wanted with improve
ments for light housekeeping; furnished
or unfurnished. "E. L.” Care News.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
_Brokers In Beal Estate_it
CARL JACOBS—Real Estate. Mortgage
Insurance Agent; Life. Fire, Automobile.
Liability, etc. 179 Brighton Ave. Tel.
561.
CONARD St COMPANY—Real Estate and
General Insurance. 102 Smith Street.
Perth Amboy, N. J._Phone 210.
FRASER BROS.—Real Estate and Insur
ance. Savings Bank Building. Phone
663._
HANS NIELSEN CO.—Real Estate and
Mortgages. 196 Smith 8treet. Real
Estate Exchange Building. Telephone
88.
JACOBSON A GOLDFARB—Real Estate
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Phour
J 866. __
JOHN F. BERGEN—Real Estate and In
surance. Room 7. First National Bauk
Building. 120 Smith St. Tel. 1610.
HUBBARD R. YETMAN—Real Estate
and Insurance. See me for bargaina
Tottenvllle._
MAPLE REALTY CO.—Real Estate. 215
Smith 8t. Phone 171f._
MARGARETTEN A LOBE L—Successors
to Alpern A Co . Real Estate. Mortgages
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Perth
Amboy. N. J. Phone 550.
S. a! NIELSEN—Property bought, soxu,
insurance, bills of sale, reasonable; not
ary public. 176 New Brunswick Avenue.
PERTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Department
Property In all sections of the city
for sale at fair prlcea good terms.
If you wish to buy or sell It will be
to your advantage to call on ua
_“Superior Service**
SCHONCEIT A BLITZER—For quick re
sults list your property for sale or ex
change._Raritan Bldg. Phone 1568.
SHIRLEY A SORENSON—Successors to
D. A. Shirley. Real Estate and Insur
ance. 130 Smith SL. Perth Amboy. Of
fice open ovenlnga TeL 120.
Apar tinea to and Flatsii
AMBOY AVE.—2 new modern stores; rent
$25.00. Inquire A. Pavlovsky, 441 Air.
boy Ave.. Tel. 1891._
CATALPA AVE.. 98—Apartment 6 rooms.
all Improvements; except heat. Tel: 1735.
COMPTON AVE.. 462—Flat; 6 rooms and
bath, all improvements. Inquire A
Pavlovsky. 411 Amboy Ave. Tel. 1891.
DAVIDSON AVE.. 266—4 rooms; all im
provements. Inquire 451 New Brunswick
Avenue.
HIGH ST.. 426—Flat to let. Inquire b~i
Washington Street.
KEARNY AVE., 179—2 or 3 room apart -
nsat
LEWIS ST., 162—Every improvement; 7
rooms. G. J. Miller, 176 Smith St. Phone
1996 or 2366.
.-u.aiwyc.1 8 1.—1 rooms, mi improve
ments. Inquire 214 New Brunswick Ave,
MARKET STREET. 222—
Flat for rent.
SMITH ST." 42—4 rooms; all improve
ments except heat. Horn. 2nd floor.
SMITH 8T.. 228—Store. Inquire 313
Maple_Street.__ __
8TATE ST., 347—Big corner store. In
quire Burke, across the street. _
STATE ST.. 415—Flat, all improvements
except heat, reasonable. also half store
WATSON AVB.. 342—1 story hoFlow brick
building. 25x60; suitable for garage or
manufacturing purpoaen Inquire 328
Washington Street._
APARTMENT—5 and 7 high class rooms;
large rooms and porches; showers, pen*
tries end linen closets; new fixtures and
shades; large grounds; finest location.
Jacob Ph. Goldsmith. 817 State Street.
CENTRALLY LOCATED—6 room flat. $40
to adulte or smell family only. Addrees
P. Q. Box 204.
ROOMS. $—All Improvements $30; Ateo
•tore. Ingulf 144 Smith Street. _
ROOMS—With all improvements laquiro
b. MaodeL 210 Rector Street.
' : r; /T *4" tzir, ;•*£**•
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
_H —i*«w rtwai lar .u at
MADISON AVE ,\
W#-at_er. ::i Brighton Avenue
1 —In a busy marktt f i
vegetable or delicatessen. Appiv bv let
ter. Winner Market Co.. !</ Smith St..
Perth Amboy.
STOKE—To let, leas# if desited. T. s
Brown. Igf King 8L Tel Ul>
_ _ Houses for Kent
UATALPA AVK., 110—7 tooiii house. I* -
qalro Philip Levine. P.i. inn Building
GORDON 8T., 224—3 ruu n cottage. pm l
Improvements. Inquire ‘2k Gordon St
NJCW BRUNSWICK AVK. 4$1—2 room
house, part Improvements. Conurv * a
Bro.t Smith and Elin street*.
; ST.. 422—-House f -r rent! aulttkk
for office or other business put poses.
__Oflees sail topi ' 7|
DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICES—To loT.
in suit# or single. Maple Realty Co„ 215
Smith Street.
OFFICES—Furnished and unfutsished. j.
Krelelshelmer A Son. 133 Smith Street
OFFICE—Large front office to let Apply I
Maple Realty Co 215 Smith St
_ »uburl»nn for Kent II.
FORDS—Five room Hat w|th~all Improve
ments; garage and chicken cnop; ideal
location. See Fred Eymundson. Fords ave.
SEWAREN—Furnished house. f\ J
Adams, 595 West Ave.. Sewaren.
SEWAREN—Seven room dwelling com
pletely furnished. lot 116 x 200; garden,
garage. $100 per month. Posseselon June
15th. Perth Amboy Trust Co.. Real Ea
tate Dept. _
SOUTH AMBOY—Flat. Apply Rog »ri
Leonard. $59 Henry 8tr*it.
SOUTH AMBOY—7 room house, all Im
provements. Inquire 242 Henry St., South
Amboy. N. J.
WOODBRIDGE—FOR RENT " " '
J. H. Concannon. Tel. 299
Green Street_£ rnnm (IE AA
Linden Avenue—6 room home. 165.00
_S rooms, bath; apartment_
WOODBRIDGE—Two 4 room apartments,
all improvements. Inquire Mrs. Inselberg,
Wood bridge Ave.
NEAR AV'ENEL—Suburban bungalow; on
trolley line; five rooms, bath, garage
Mrs. Johnston, Rahway and Homestead
Avenues.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
_Farms and Land for Sale Ml
—Farm located near shore, main
highway, house 5 rooms cellar outbuild
ings; $1*600; $1600 cash required. Farm
list free. Howard L. Hill. 510 Lafayette
Street._Long Branch. N. J. ^
10 ACRES—Near Red Bank! only $s4t>
cash to pay down; house, outbuildings. 50
fine young apple trees; full price $3,000:
ong mortgage. Come at once. Farm
list free. Merritt Farm Agency. Broad
Street, National Bank Building. Red
Bank. N. J.
250 ACRES—Dairy Farm. New York State
$1250 cash; 2 horses. 10 cows. 50 acre*
woodland and timber, large orchards.*
running stream. 8 room house, good con
dition. barn, hennery. Full price $2500.
Merritt Farm Agency. 154 Nassau Strset. 4
__ New York City. |
______ _Houses •or Sale Ml
COMPTON AVE.—6 • oo ms and bath1
pipelcss heater; lot 25xlu0; modern im
provements. terms arranged. Conard A
Company. 102 Smith Street.
GORDON ST.—East of High Street, mod
ern 9 room dwelling; reception hall; tile
kitchen; driveway: must be seen to be
appreciated. $14,000. Will make terms.
Perth Amboy Trust Company. Beal Estate.
Department._
HALL AVENUE—One family dwelling:
part Improvements. $1,800. Perth Amboy
_Trust Co.. Read Estate Department.
JEFFERSON ST.—Near High. 2 family
dwelling; $10,500. Perth Amboy Trust
Company. Real Estate Department.
JOHNSTONE ST.—Twelve room. brick
building, all improvements: bargain.
Massopuat Bros. & Co.. 692 State Street
KENNEDY ST., 6i5—Six rooiii house; hoi
water heat; garage; lot 60x100.
LAWRIE ST.—2 family frame housed If
rooms with every Improvement; excellent
condition; price $8600; cash $2500.
Charles L. Steuerwald. Inc., 208 Smith St.
LEWIS ST.—Between High and Water; $
family dwelling in excellent condition;
driveway; $12,000. Perth Amboy Trust
Company. Real Estate Dept._
MADISON AVE.—2 family house; lot 36 g
100; excellent condition; 2 car garage,
$15,000. Perth Amboy Trust Company.
Real Estate Dept.__ _
MADISON AVE.—For sale at once or WiU
exchange for smaller property. 3 family
frame dwelling; good income. Schonceit
A Blltzer. Raritan Bldg. Phone 1558.
MARKET ST.—2 family frame house
rooms with Improvements; fine location;
reasonable price and terms. Charles L.
Steuerwald. Inc., 208 Smith Street.
NEVILLE ST.—2 faml /. ate roof, brh k
building, drivewav an.l tameo- all lm.
provementa; $2500.00 cash required. Con
ard & Company. 102 Smith Street.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.. NEAR BO
QAN’S CORNER—5 room stucco house; 2
lota; price $3,000. The Johnson Co, 117
8mlth St. TeL 651.
NEW BRUNSWICK” AVE.—One family j
60x100: part improvements; m
64850. Perth Amboy Trust Company. ^
Real Estate Department.
RECTOR ST., 284—10 room house; Im
provements; auitbaie ror 2 small families.
Inquire 61 Jefferson St., between 5 and 7.
STATE ST., 218—Between Market and
Gordon Street; modern dwelling. Tel. 101.
WATER ST.—Corner. 3 family house, part
Improvements; extra lot, 68500. Perth
Amboy Trust Company. Real Estate Dept.
UPPER STATE 8T.—For sals at ones;
owner leaving town. Private residence;
all modern improvments Including steam
heat; 6 rooms and bath: will take lots
as part payment. Schoncelt A Blltxer.
Raritan Building. Phone 1658.
_Lots For Sale M
CATALPA AVE.—Near Lewis Street. 4
lota 100 x 112, price, terms. Inquire
Wyckoff Engineering Co.. 76 West 45th
Street. New York, or B. Streiff, 110 Smith
^Street.__
LAWRIE ST.—Two lots, all Improvements
In street. M. H. Madsen. 175 Smith Street
and 470 Brace Avenue.__
WOODBRIDGE—18 lots 100 x 125 from
$50 up; new 4 room bungalow, and bath;
also new 11 room house, all Improve
ments. Property muet be sold to clone
estate. Inquire T. B. Doyle, corner
Crampton Avenue and Alden Streeu
Wood bridge.
LOT—Smith Street, 25 x 100; 64850. 615*2
cash. Perth Amboy Trust Co.. Real Es
tate Department __ _
_Suburban ror Wale *7
FORDS—6 room house on Fords Avenue;
beat location; newly built. Price 65500.
Lot 32 x 90. Inquire J. Kreielsheimer
A Son, 133 Smith Street.
FORDS—2 story. 5 room house: at great
bargain. Owner going to Sweden; price
$4,500. $1,000 cash. Inquire Smith and
Qstergaard, Fords. W. J._
FORDS—5 room house, garage, improve
ments. for sale cheap; also well located
building lots on easy payments. Carl
Jacobs, 179 Brighton Avenue. _
FORDS—New houses in all sections at m
reasonable prices; terms to suit. Perth 1
Amboy Trust Company. Real Estate De
partment^^
8EWAREN—New six room colonial type
bouses nearing completion, each on plot
of 50 x 100; water, sewer, gas. electricity.
7500; small cash payment; easy terms.
Restricted development. Perth Amboy
Trust Company. Real Estate Dept._
SOUTH AMBOY—House. 7 rooms and
bath, extra toilet In cellar, hot water
heat, plot 94 x 100; shade trees, grapes
and fruit; screens for all windows; com
bination range. Price 65500. Maple Real
oimiu oirrei.
TOTTENVILLE—Two family houao; good
location: price 14500. li Williams. Tot
tenvilie. N. Y.
TOTTEN VILLaG—Pin. rt.'d.nc.: 1 room.,
all improvementa: price $5500. u*n
$1500 B Williams. jrottenviiie. N_y.
WOODBRIDGE—Main St., store sod spaTt
ment. 5 rooms and bath; gas. electric:
plot 40 z 106: in the oeet business sec
tion of Main street: price reasonable.
Terms right: bargain. Maple Realty Com*
pany, 11$ Smith $t* Perth Amboy._
WOODBRIDGE—Handsome eight room
dwelling, lot 76 z 150: all improvementa.
steam heat, on Green St.. $13,500: a beau
tiful home. Also at Woodbridge. a new
six room dwelling, all Improvements, on
Rowland Place, price $6,500: easy terms.
Boynton Brothers & Company. 87 Smith
Street, Perth Amboy._
HOUSE—Fhr sale or for renU bathing,
boating, fishing. • room we.l built year
around house, seashore and country com
bined. prottlest port Stnten Island; fine
neighborhood, lot 60x180. price $8600; A
terms. "If- H..” Huguenot Park. $ J. ■
Phone 866-W Tottsavtile. _ ^
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